转自：智通财经 【国际原油价格涨幅扩大 WTI原油涨3.05%】智通财经2月27日电，国际原油价格涨幅继续扩大，WTI 原油涨3.05%，报67.200美元/桶；布伦特原油涨2.94%，报72.920美元/桶。 ...

兄弟们，还记得去年加油站那会儿的快乐吗？92号汽油跌到6.7元，加满一箱能省下好几顿早饭钱。那时候开车出门，油门都敢踩得深一点，毕竟油价便 宜，心不慌。 可这好日子还没过够，油价就翻脸了。 2026年这才刚开始，汽油柴油价格就跟坐了窜天猴似的，蹭蹭往上涨，这已经是第三次上调了。掐指一算，今年每吨汽油已经涨了将近三百块，92号汽油眼 看着就要冲破7元大关。北京的车主感受最深，上个月还能6.94元加一升，现在再去加油站，掏出来的票子又厚了一层。 这波操作真是让人看不懂。 往前倒几年，油价可是一路往下掉的。2023年那会儿，92号汽油还在8块多晃悠，加满一箱心疼半天。到了2025年底，直接跌进了6元时代，创了近年新低。 那阵子去加油站，感觉工作人员笑容都真诚了不少。从2024年到2026年初，两年时间每吨汽油降了近两千块，算下来每升便宜了1.55元。要是跟2022年高峰 比，更是跌了2.63元一升，加满一箱能省一百多。 以上纯属个人观点，欢迎关注、点赞，素材来源于网络，如侵联删我们的2030 这降幅，搁谁不得说一句真香？ 可谁能想到，2026年风向突然就变了。春节前那次调整，油价涨了。春节后回来，油价又涨了。现在新 ...

2026年2月24日国内成品油市场动态，结合国际原油走势与本轮调价预期，系统梳理汽柴油价格变化趋势、区域价差特征及未来调整方向，数据显示，近期 国际油价回落，春节前累计上涨推动本轮国内油价上调约115元/吨，预计92号汽油将逼近7元/升大关。 一、本轮油价调整 2026年第四次成品油调价窗口将于2月24日24时开启，根据十个工作日的计价周期，截至第九个工作日，三地原油变化率已达2.41%，对应国内汽柴油价格 预计上调115元/吨，折合每升上涨约0.09至0.10元，涨幅不及2月3日的205元/吨，仍将推高出行成本。 此次调整前，春节假期期间国际油价持续走强，布伦特原油一度从节前67.75美元/桶升至71.76美元，周涨幅近6%；WTI也由62.89美元反弹至66.39美元。 临近调价日出现回落，前期均价仍支撑本次涨价，自2026年初以来，国内油价已实现"三连涨"，累计每吨上涨280–290元，折合零售端每升上涨约0.23–0.25 元。 按照现行机制，当调价幅度超过50元/吨时即启动价格调整，本次明显达标，上调已无悬念。 二、全国油价分布 全国汽柴油价格呈现明显的地域分化，主因运输成本、地方财税政策及市场需求 ...

卓创资讯成品油分析师许磊指出，新一轮成品油调价窗口周期内，国际原油上涨，地缘紧张局势导致风 险溢价主导国际原油走势，国际原油录得近六个月高位。后市预测，市场继续关注中东地缘谈判，等待 消息面的进一步指引，但是原油价格处于阶段性高位，地缘不确定性以及石油库存下滑，对原油价格仍 有支撑。重新计算后的原油变化率仍正值开端，下一轮调价仍存上调预期。 金联创成品油分析师徐鹏则表示，消息面继续对国内成品油市场形成支撑。但春节后汽油消费转弱，业 者采购力度或下降，柴油则由于终端行业尚未实质启动，消费好转有限。整体来看，受零售价上调预期 及终端需求影响，预计短期内汽柴油价格弱势波动为主。 据悉，下个调价窗口为2026年3月9日24时。 （文章来源：21世纪经济报道） 今晚24时，国内成品油调价窗口将再度开启。 记者今日从国家发展改革委了解到，受国际原油价格上涨影响，国内汽、柴油价格将上调，本轮调价为 年内第四次调价窗口。今晚调价窗口开启后，国内成品油零售价格将实现"三连涨"，国内汽、柴油零售 限价每吨分别上调175元、170元，折合升价92#汽油、95#汽油、0#柴油分别上调0.14元、0.15元、0.14 元。 本次上调落 ...

Core Insights - International crude oil prices have risen, with WTI crude increasing by 1.23% to $61.68 per barrel and Brent crude rising by 1.27% to $66.30 per barrel, marking the highest levels since late October [1] Price Movements - WTI crude oil price is reported at $61.68 per barrel, reflecting a 1.23% increase [1] - Brent crude oil price is reported at $66.30 per barrel, reflecting a 1.27% increase [1] - Both WTI and Brent crude prices have reached new highs since late October [1]

Core Insights - The anticipated increase in oil prices for January 2026 was postponed as the price adjustment did not meet the threshold of a 50 yuan per ton increase, resulting in stable fuel prices across many regions [1][5] - The average price of 92 octane gasoline remains around 6.7 yuan per liter, with some areas like Xinjiang reporting prices as low as 6.53 yuan, while major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou range between 6.8 to 6.9 yuan [1][2] - The overall trend for 2025 was characterized by more price decreases than increases, with 95 octane gasoline dropping from nearly 9 yuan to around 7.2 yuan, and diesel prices reaching a five-year low of 6.31 yuan per liter [2][3] Price Adjustments and Trends - The next price adjustment window is set for January 20, with current forecasts indicating a potential decrease of 80 yuan per ton, translating to a reduction of 5 to 7 cents per liter [2][5] - Recent fluctuations in international oil prices, with WTI rebounding to 59.12 USD and Brent to 63.34 USD, indicate volatility in the market, influenced by geopolitical factors and OPEC's production strategies [2][3] - The pricing of 95 octane gasoline varies significantly across regions, with prices in some southwestern areas reaching 7.35 yuan, while northern regions like Xinjiang report prices as low as 6.97 yuan, highlighting the impact of transportation costs and local taxes [3] Consumer Impact - The postponement of the price increase is viewed positively by consumers, allowing them to continue benefiting from lower fuel prices, especially with the upcoming Spring Festival travel demands [5] - Current fuel prices at gas stations are stable, with many stations selling at the lowest price from the last adjustment, encouraging consumers to fill up their tanks before the next potential price change [5]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming adjustment of domestic refined oil prices is expected to result in the eleventh price decrease of the year, with consumers saving approximately 2 yuan for a full tank of gasoline in a private car [1][2]. Pricing Mechanism - The pricing mechanism for domestic refined oil is based on the weighted average price of international crude oil over the past ten working days compared to the previous week [1]. - If the price change per ton is less than 50 yuan, no adjustment will be made, and the unadjusted amount will be carried over to the next pricing cycle [1]. Current Market Conditions - The current pricing cycle has seen a negative change rate of -1.24% as of December 5, leading to a potential reduction of 55 yuan per ton for gasoline and diesel [1]. - The overall market has been characterized by a narrow fluctuation in oil prices due to mixed factors, including geopolitical tensions and inventory levels in the U.S. [1]. Impact on Consumers and Industries - Consumers will experience reduced fuel costs, with a small car saving about 2 yuan for a full tank of 92 gasoline, while heavy trucks running 10,000 kilometers a month could see a reduction of approximately 89 yuan in fuel costs [2]. - After the adjustment, the retail prices for diesel will range from 6.4 to 6.6 yuan per liter, and 92 gasoline will be priced between 6.7 and 6.8 yuan per liter [2]. Future Outlook - The next pricing window is set for December 22, 2025, with expectations of a slight price increase based on current international crude oil prices [2][3]. - Analysts suggest that ongoing geopolitical tensions and potential supply risks may lead to a higher probability of price increases in future adjustments [2][3].

Group 1 - International crude oil prices experienced a slight decline, with WTI crude oil dropping by 2.48% to $57.535 per barrel [1] - Brent crude oil also fell by 2.17%, reaching $62.007 per barrel [1]

Core Insights - WTI crude oil futures for December closed up by $1.40, a 2.39% increase, reaching $60.09 per barrel, with a weekly increase of nearly 0.57% [1] - Brent crude oil futures for January rose by $1.38, a 2.19% increase, closing at $64.39 per barrel, with a weekly increase exceeding 1.19% [1] - NYMEX natural gas futures for December settled at $4.5660 per million British thermal units, with a weekly increase of over 5.81% [1]

Core Insights - On November 10, 2023, China's wholesale prices for gasoline and diesel both increased, with the average wholesale price for 92 gasoline at 7487 yuan per ton, up 9 yuan per ton from November 7, and diesel at 6604 yuan per ton, up 53 yuan per ton from the same date [1] Market Overview - The rise in prices is attributed to the dual support of increasing international crude oil prices and the opening of the domestic refined oil retail price adjustment window, leading to heightened bullish sentiment in the market [1] - Despite the positive price movements, downstream demand remains weak, resulting in a cautious attitude among market participants and limited trading activity [1] Regional Price Changes - Gasoline wholesale prices increased in regions including Qinghai, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Guangdong, Fujian, Hubei, and Guizhou, while prices decreased in Jilin, Liaoning, Anhui, and Zhejiang [1] - Diesel wholesale prices rose in multiple regions such as Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Fujian, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi, Hubei, and Guizhou, with a decline noted in Ningxia [1] - In Shandong, local refinery prices for gasoline saw a slight increase, while diesel prices also rose [1] Data Source - The price data is published by the Energy Big Data Laboratory of the China Economic Information Agency and the China Petroleum Economic and Technical Research Institute, in collaboration with the Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Trading Center, reflecting the overall situation of China's gasoline and diesel wholesale market [1]